📢What is the relationship between democracy, public administration and democratic backsliding?
In this new article, I argue that the answer depends on the concept of democracy that is used....
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🌎Special issue page:
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Registration is open for the Annual Virtual Elections Conference – EIP2026!
🗓️ July 6–9, 2026
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Join a global community exploring elections through the lenses of contestation, deliberation, participation, and electoral justice
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Some criteria for assessing political leaders....
In the recently revised books on political leadership, we emphasise how good leadership needs to be conducted within the boundaries of democracy...
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What makes a great British leader? Can Starmer survive? Farage for No.10? Tory comeback? Packed room + brilliant Q&A with @TobySJames , @ProfTimBale , @EmmanuelleAvril , @PatrickDiamond1 & Professor Charles Clarke. Watch it! 👇 #UKPolitics#Leadership
By which benchmarks should we assess political leaders? How are Starmer, Badenoch and Farage performing, and why?
Watch our expert book launch from this week, including: Charles Clarke, Tim Bale, Patrick Diamond and Emmanuel Avril
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Policy and practice: exploring the potentials of social practice theory for policy studies
Daniel Polman, Jeroen Candel and Mary Greene, Wageningen University Netherlands
https://t.co/7beZnBC8Bi
Means-Tested welfare policies and the quiet fear of poverty amongst older people: lessons from the UK
by Kingsley Purdam & Jill Ebrey, University of Manchester
https://t.co/AOQBsxpYda
The Canadian Parliament is considering whether the overseas voting system supports Canadian democracy.
I drew from UK-based studies to give evidence about whether proxy voting may help....
https://t.co/xh5o1Q0z5b
The State of Political Leadership in Britain
Roundtable with Charles Clarke, Tim Bale, Emmanuelle Avril and Patrick Diamond
Tuesday 25th November 1pm-2.30pm
The registration link is: https://t.co/zDzKhmwjbt. We will send a join link 24 hours before the event
Out now!
Merit and impartiality in public administration: the effect of democratic backsliding through participation and contestation
by David Ibañez and Ricardo A. Bello-Gómez (Rutgers University, USA)
https://t.co/0WZww7Pj6x
Special issue: https://t.co/zPKksvENVB
Read 'Electoral Integrity Research Methodology here:
https://t.co/LU3Th1IUI4
And look out for more chapters in the Handbook!
The Oxford Handbook of Electoral Integrity | Oxford Academic
How do different scholars do research on electoral integrity? How should they?
Prior to making a decision about the choice of methods (e.g. surveys, interviews…) there is a decisions about *methodology*
New chapter in the OUP Handbook:
https://t.co/P72hC0tCtf
I profile three rival (but sometimes overlapping) approaches: behaviouralism, historiography and critical sociology.
I argue that:
- approach taken can lead to very different types of study.
- recognition of the different pathways would greatly benefit research and policy
Universal suffrage is often said to be a defining feature of democracy, but is not the reality for many elections around the world.
In this new piece, we map the arguments for enfranchising all residents and the number of unenfranchised adults in the UK.
https://t.co/2Pj43tR8hc
EIP’s 2026 Fellowship Program Applications are now open!
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